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Grimsley v. State

Citations

  • 505 S.E.2d 522
  • 233 Ga. App. 781
  • 98 Fulton County D. Rep. 3019
  • 1998 Ga. App. LEXIS 1089

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  • exposing children to explicit sexual acts is sufficient to support a conviction for child molestation
  • exposing children to explicit sexual acts is sufficient to support a conviction for child molestation
  • upholding convictions under § 16-6-4 when the defendants, a married couple, entered a living room where five children ages 9 to 14 were playing video games and had sexual intercourse in front of the children
  • affirming a married couple’s convictions for child molestation under OCGA § 16-6-4 (a) (1) for repeatedly and openly engaging in sexual intercourse in front of their own children and other children ages nine to 14
  • rejecting appellant’s challenge to sufficiency of evidence regarding whether he had the requisite intent to commit child molestation, where appellant had openly engaged in sexual activity with his wife at his home in the presence of children
  • court found evidence sufficient even though children left room when parents began having sexual intercourse in their presence

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Judges: Johnson, Smith, Banke

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